<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Amazing son inw Chapter 4617</h2>


    ire appears to grasp Charlie’s feng shui concepts. While she finds them somewhat logical, there’s also ayer of mystery that intrigues her. Most of the time, she is simply in awe of what she doesn’t fully understand, so she refrains from asking questions.


    Meanwhile, Charlie, who stands beside her, feels a mix of nervousness and unease in his heart. His anxiety doesn’t stem from the fear of being revealed to his grandfather’s familyter that night; rather, it arises from a deep sense of nostalgia. Although he harbors some resentment towards his grandfather’s family for past grievances, he cannot deny the blood ties he shares with his mother’s rtives.


    This evening marks the first time in over two decades that he will be so close to them, which is bound to evoke a wave of nervous emotions.


    Simultaneously, Charlie’s grandparents, apanied by several of their children, have arrived at the Anbang Building in Manhattan. They take the elevator straight to the top floor, and the old man repeatedly sighs as he reminisces with his wife and children, saying, “If only Lydia (Ava), Charlie’s mom, were still here… She poured so much into this building, yet she never visited after it waspleted…”


    His wife quickly interjects, “You’ve just recovered from a serious illness; don’t dwell on those sad memories. Remember why we’re in New York today.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Puzzled, the old man asks, “What are we doing here?”


    With a touch of exasperation, the olddy replies, “I just told you in the car! We’re here to see Charlie’s fiancée’s concert!”


    “Oh…” the old man nods, “Watching Charlie’s fiancée’s concert… I remember now.” He then turns to his wife, asking, “Where’s Charlie? Is heing too?”


    The olddy rolls her eyes and responds, “Charlie hasn’t been found yet!”


    Frustrated, the old man exims, “I thought he might have returned, but I just forgot!”<fn4d1c> ???s ??????? ?s ?????? ?? find[?]ovel</fn4d1c>


    With a sigh, the olddy adds sadly, “It would be wonderful if that were the case.”


    As they converse, the elevator reaches the top floor. A group of children and grandchildren gathers around the elderly couple as they step out of the elevator.


    Upon exiting, they find themselves in a spacious hall adorned with floor-to-ceiling windows. Outside, arge cloud drifts by, creating a picturesque view. This skyscraper, the Anbang Building, was a vision brought to life by Charlie’s mother. Standing at a height of 370 meters, it surpasses both the Chrysler Building and the Bank of America Building, making it the third tallest structure in New York and thergest in Manhattan—one of the most desirable and valuable properties in the area.


    At the time, Charlie’s mother was determined to invest heavily in the Anbang Building, hoping it would serve as a prestigious symbol for the insurance and financial business she held dear. Leading the establishment of Anbang Group in her twenties, she didn’t just build this skyscraper; she also founded an insurancepany, a financial institution, and amercial bank.


    In industries where trust is paramount, the construction of the multi-billion-dor Anbang Building in Manhattan stands as a testament to the credibility of the An family. While there are numerous insurance and financialpanies out there, only a select few have the capability to erect a skyscraper in the costlyndscape of Manhattan. Anbang Group is one of those elitepanies.


    Although the An family initially prospered in Los Angeles, it truly expanded its influence and strength in two key locations: Silicon Valley and New York.